Time to shift from artificial intelligence to artificial integrity

6 ways to land your dream job

7 hours ago in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

Introverts often hide their light under a bushel. Here's how to build your personal brand to create positive impact and attract the right opportunities. ...

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Break down silos to unlock innovation potential

22 hours ago • by Joep de Caluwé in Strategy • 8 min read

Innovation silos hinder corporate growth and adaptability. By integrating efforts by M&A, in-house innovation, and partnerships, companies can create a unified innovation ecosystem that maximizes resources, fosters collaboration, and drives impactful change...

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The Carvajal family on creating centuries-long success over six generations – and counting

3 December 2024 • by Peter Vogel in The Interview • 8 min read

Cristina Carvajal, President of one of Latin America’s most respected family enterprises, discusses the benefits of having a family member as the CEO of the family business. ...

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Management myth busters: Do leaders need less sleep?

3 December 2024 • by Els van der Helm in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

From Twitter founder Jack Dorsey (and current X owner Elon Musk) to former and incumbent Presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, many leaders reportedly sleep less than us mere mortals – as...

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Convenience store takeover: does 7-Eleven bid herald an unprecedented wave of M&A in Japan?

2 December 2024 • by Patrick Reinmoeller in Strategy • 6 min read

Analysts believe Alimentation Couche-Tard’s attempted acquisition of an iconic convenience store chain could open the floodgates to takeovers by foreign firms. ...

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How to shift managers’ focus from short-term profit to long-term social impact 

2 December 2024 • by Stephen Smulowitz, Didier Cossin, Abraham Hongze Lu in Finance • 6 min read

Engaging long-term institutional investors and financial analysts can curb excesses of managerial short-termism and boost corporate social performance, argue Stephen Smulowitz, Didier Cossin, and Abraham Hongze Lu. ...

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The eight key factors for startup success

2 December 2024 • by Raphaël Grieco in Brain Circuits • 2 min read

It's a myth that having a brilliant idea is the hardest part of starting a company. Instead, these eight key factors determine startup success....

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Turning burnout into a ‘gift’ for being authentic at work

30 November 2024 • by Audrey Bartolomei in Coaching Corner • 5 min read

Riley, who is experiencing burnout, works with an executive coach to shift the focus from people-pleasing and perfection to something more genuine. ...

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The new ‘pandemic’: Tackling the crisis of wellbeing at work 

30 November 2024 • by Andrew Sharman , Susan Goldsworthy in I by IMD Book Club • 7 min read

This Book Club discussion explored actionable steps for individuals and companies to address the 'crisis of well-being'....

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What pension funds could learn from Yale

29 November 2024 • by Raphaël Grieco in Finance • 6 min read

Pension funds can unlock the potential of venture capital by adapting the successful endowment model, managing risks and illiquidity for long-term growth and stability. ...

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How to communicate effectively when under pressure

29 November 2024 • by Francesca Giulia Mereu in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

Paying attention and staying empathetic are necessary leadership skills – yet they often go by the wayside when we are time-poor or tired. Beware these three traps to 'stay in the room'...

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The power of gratitude

28 November 2024 • by Alyson Meister in Wellness • 5 min read

Making the effort to intentionally list the people and things for which you are thankful can have a profound impact on one's own wellbeing, team dynamics, and institutional health. ...

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A blockbuster success or a big budget disaster? 

28 November 2024 • by Massimo Marcolivio in Artificial Intelligence • 14 min read

Using a framework of key performance indicators, Massimo D Marcolivio examines ways that the entertainment industry can profit from artificial intelligence innovations by increasing efficiency, boosting customer engagement, and enhancing creativity. ...

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The dos and don’ts of Gen AI

28 November 2024 • by Öykü Işık in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

Many companies try to use Gen AI as a hammer, looking for nails to hit – but if you don't know what problem you're solving, you're building the wrong solution. Here's how...

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How good leaders can be bad role models

27 November 2024 • by John R. Weeks, Francesca Giulia Mereu in Leadership • 9 min read

Typically, negative experiences hit with about four times the force of positive experiences. Critical feedback hits most of us harder than reinforcing feedback. Here we consider three mysteries of negativity bias and...

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The SAMBA model for ethical decision-making

27 November 2024 • by Peter G. Kirchschläger in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

We are very good at expressing our positions on ethical issues but less good at explaining them. Use this template to set out your position clearly for all to understand....

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Using design thinking to achieve sustainability goals

26 November 2024 • by Morten B. Pedersen, Jan van der Kaaij in Sustainability • 9 min read

How sustainability strategies may be turned into workable programs using business design thinking....

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